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Animation Writing and Development : From Script Development to Pitch

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Animation Writing and Development : From Script Development to Pitch

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Finding ideas(Chapter 3)
-be open to all possibilities
'I’ve found that when I’m blocked, if I can put my work away for a day or two, the idea that I’m looking for will surface on its own. Your subconscious keeps working away at the problem until it comes up with an answer. Think about your own experiences because this is what you know . What stands out in your life? How do you feel about the people in your life? Would any of them make good animation characters?'

https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/bcu/reader.action?docID=4689434

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What information shall we three provide about us for the first time cooperated when this idea comes first?

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1. Wen Hsiu
https://www.instagram.com/wen8hsiu/

2. Sergio Ingravalle
https://www.pagecup.com/article/63030

3. Morski
https://www.instagram.com/igormorskigallery/

4. Brecht Vandenbroucke
https://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/brecht-vandenbroucke-illustration-181119

5. Alex Gamsu Jenkins
https://www.instagram.com/alexgamsujenkins/

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This is what I laugh at myself most often, it obviously shows my independent personality. There are so many benefits of being single. I don’t have to worry about others, and I won’t be controlled by others. I can play games by myself and drink alone.... Hahaha. . .

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I always want to remind myself that I am still alive, so I have to grasp the time I am alive, be happy, be healthy, and live every day at ease.

I am a pessimist who rationally reminds myself to be optimistic. Negative emotions block people from moving on, and at the same time I also ask myself how long I have to live. Will I really live the day I meet my expectations?

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The generation of young people cultivated in the age of the Internet has developed many common problems, including myself. I was used to holding my mobile phone, paying attention to social media the whole day, tracking the latest but very rapidly changing trends, comparing myself with the glamorous instagram celebrities and generating pessimistic thoughts. Even I would not choose to engage in outdoor activities,  and stay at home watch movies on the internet instead. It also caused me to forget what I was supposed to be doing.

It affected life, and also ruined mental state. When I realized, I began to try to correct myself and eradicate the disadvantages of being obsessed with the information on the community all day long.

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I am a person who is calm on the surface but very busy inside, and also a stubborn person.

Even with no expression on my face, my mind continued to run. I like to break through myself. If I feel that I don’t meet expectations, I will try to improve. For example, I am timid by nature, and I will try my best to show courage; I am impatient by nature, and I will endure my temper; I am not an optimistic person, I will learn to digest my grief. Because I always try to improve myself when I don’t like the former me, and I also feel incomprehensible to people with fragile minds, such as those who blindly follow the trend, those who cannot self-examine themselves, and those who blame others for their own emotions.

I like a stress-free environment, so I unintentionally cultivated humor and am good at being funny through words and body.

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Once Feedback from tutors, I was pointed out a problem that I have always been unable to overcome, the instructor knows that my work and my design are all from others' expectations such as clients, because I know what others favors, but lacks my own elements. It will cause no matter how good the work is, it still looks boring.

I must fully understand myself in order to slowly bring part of me into my own works. It includes my personality, habits, the most common emotions and mind should be recorded like a diary, trying to make works that have my character in.

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https://www.instagram.com/toonholechris/

It satirizes society, and also paints the situation of ordinary people as black humor.

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Comics for Very Intelligent Good Looking Idiots

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Comics for Very Intelligent Good Looking Idiots

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https://www.instagram.com/maivisto/
https://www.pagecup.com/article/63030

After a long journey and passing through several cities, he satirically painted the people in this generation who always get along with each other through the screen and the unhealthy world.

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Coca-Cola Adidas Juventus Marvel FC Bayern Munich ESPN Magazine German Federal Government Bleacher Report Peugeot National Geographics Munich Airport Danone Aldi Vaillant Saturn Flextronics FourFourTwo Magazine Schweizer Illustrierte MAN Fit For Fun Deutsche Telekom Stiftung Carleton College, MN J.…

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She has several realistic and ironic drawings for common problems of modern people in this generation. The style of painting brings some conceptual artistic atmosphere, also the atmosphere of Dali and Magritte in it.

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Polish graphic designer, illustrator and set designer. Presently, he focuses on mixed media graphic art, based manly on photo manipulation, drawing, recently also 3D.

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Finding a visual language to describe her experience as a second generation Azad Kashmiri migrant in east London

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Sabba Khan's three-part autobiographical book has just been celebrated as one of The Guardian's top graphic novels of the year. We talked to Sabba to find out more about the inspiration behind her book. Sabba begins by speaking about her upbringing. Her parents migrated from Mirpur in Pakistan administered Kashmir in the mid-60s. Sabba's book navigates her story from growing up in east London in the 80s all the way through to when she settled down with her partner, just a "short walk" from her family home. "Being the youngest in my family, I've always struggled with asserting myself," Sabba explains. As she grew up, did an art foundation and started a career in architecture, she found herself being constantly restricted by the "hierarchies of power" that both surrounded and excluded her. With these burdens in mind, it is incredible to witness the bravery and honesty with which Sabba narrates her story in The Roles We Play.

The three-part narrative broaches many topics which have been difficult for Sabba to talk about. From the day-to-day experience of Islamophobia on the bus, through to very personal dilemmas like beginning art school as a young Muslim woman and being expected to paint a nude model. But her storytelling never wallows in these hardships. The pages are often uplifted by wistful moments of beauty and happiness. A running playlist of music accompanies us as we navigate its pages, offering a third dimension to each new chapter. The dulcet tones of Jagit Singh's Woh Kagiz Ki Kashti reverberate as Sabba talks to stall owners in Queen's market while the hectic Disorder by Joy Division sets the mood as she challenges a male family member to a game of pool.

The Roles We Play oscillates between exploring the pressures felt from home as well as the marginalisation of London society. "I needed to unpack these hierarchies of power and dominance in family and society - I needed to give myself some space from it all so I could grow beyond and not be limited by the roles I found myself in," she explains. As the book took shape, she felt herself addressing the work to other "Mirpuri / South Asian / Muslim / Migrant women living as part of a diaspora in the westernised world." By finding the courage to share her own experiences, Sabba began to create within her book the kind of "non-judgemental" space that was denied to her when she was growing up. Thus, it is no surprise that the book has touched many hearts. Sabba recalls emotionally how members of the Mirpuri community living in Britain have reached out to her, who never believed "they'd ever see our migration history drawn in a graphic novel".

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Sabba Khan on finding a visual language to describe her experience as a second generation Azad Kashmiri migrant in east London

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The illustrator talks us through the making of her book, The Roles We Play.

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The initial idea was "Proud to Be Special", so I tried to present it mainly from many colors like rainbow and various skin tones on the facial. However, during sketching, I realized that the image is quite complicated and not suitable for display on a large signboard.
Then, in order to make the picture more concise, I tried to use gestures to show the ethnic of different groups people belonged to, such as the rich, rock music lovers, and academic researchers. There are more than thousands of categories in the world that classify human beings, not only skin color. People shouldn't be limited on it and cause more discrimination and disputes. Unfortunately, the deep meaning behind could not be smoothly conveyed through the state of my ideal direction, hence this idea stopped.

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There are many interesting light exhibitions that cause illusion, which makes me want to find more materials similar to light shows for research.

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Camera Obscura and World of Illusions Edinburgh

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Camera Obscura and World of Illusions Edinburgh - fun for all the family

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Venture through five floors jam-packed with over 100 illusions and discover the best rooftop views of Edinburgh. Britain's most fun day out.

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https://www.adaymag.com/2020/02/24/black-history-month.html
https://www.blackhistorymonth.org.uk
https://www.blackhistorymonth.org.uk/article/section/civil-rights-movement/when-england-taught-the-yanks-how-to-treat-their-african-americans/

It all must be traced back to the great amount of black migration in the early 20th century, when many people constrained the north from the south to find work to maintain their livelihoods and freedom. The imbalance problem between 'labor population' and 'job supply and demand' , then extended to the controversy of the slavery system. In the process, many great men who spoke up for these controversies and ancestors who fought hard for inequality have also become key figures in Black History Week. By the mid-to-late 20th century, with the rise of the American civil rights movement, this issue received more attention and expanded from History Week to History Month.

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「黑人歷史月」（Black History Month）是起源自美國的年度紀念活動，也被稱作「非裔美國人歷史月」，目前這個紀念活動已得到美國和加拿大政府的官方認可，兩國都會在二月份舉行活動。

而什麼是黑人歷史月，是由誰發起，而又是為什麼要辦在二月份呢？讓我們一起來了解一下吧。
Black History Month
在美國與加拿大，每年二月除了情人節以外，他們還有一個特殊的活動要慶祝，就是「黑人歷史月」，以此紀念無數美國黑人戰勝奴役制度、偏見，以及歷經貧困的辛苦，致敬黑人對美國文化與政治生活所作出的貢獻。

黑人歷史月的起源可以追溯於 20 世紀的黑人大遷徙（Great Migration），當時有數以百萬計的非裔美國人，從南方遷移至北方，為了尋求更好的工作機會與生活。

1915 年，著名學者和史學家 Carter G. Woodson 出版了一本《黑人遷徙百年史》（A Century of Negro Migration），書中提到「黑人文化的嶄新階段，定將成為南北戰爭以來最重要的歷史事件」，隨著遷往城市的黑人識字率提高，這本書讓 Carter G. Woodson 成名，成為首創紀念「黑人歷史週」（Negro History Week）活動的關鍵人物。

https://www.instagram.com/p/B8tXXyvh-69/
在二月舉辦紀念活動的原因
由於 Carter G. Woodson 的父母曾在弗吉尼亞州當過奴隸，他了解到美國非洲裔人民的奮鬥，常常受到忽視與打壓，再加上二月適逢林肯總統 Abraham Lincoln（2 月 12 日）和廢奴主義者 Frederick Douglass（2 月 14 日）的生日，因此當年他將「黑人歷史週」定在二月份的第二個星期，向他們致敬。

1976 年，美國慶祝建國 200 週年，隨著民權運動的普及，這個年度紀念節慶已經在這 50 年間深入社會被大眾接受，漸漸的，越來越多城市承認了黑人歷史週的活動，因此黑人歷史週擴大為現今的黑人歷史月。

當年的 Gerald Ford 總統讓黑人歷史月成為年度正式活動，並呼籲美國人：「我們必須利用這個機會，紀念美國黑人在我國歷史中各個領域奮鬥的成就，這些成就也是我們經常忽略的。」
黑人大遷徙
黑人歷史月的起源是 1916 年至 1970 年代時，有 600 萬非裔美國人從美國南部的鄉村，遷徙至美國東北部、中西部以及西部地區，是美國史上規模最大的遷徙活動之一。造成此次大規模人口遷移的起因，主要是南部落後的經濟條件以及普遍的種族歧視與隔離現象，因此非裔美國人不得不北上尋求更好的生活以及自由。
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美國在南北戰爭後廢除了奴隸制，黑奴得以解放，儘管生活情況有所改變，但白人至上、種族歧視等等問題仍然存在，不僅在農田工作的酬勞極低，還常因為黑人的身份莫名遭到處罰。

在一戰期間，北方正處於快速工業化的過程，因此工業需要大量的人力，許多新興的工業城市如芝加哥、聖路易斯、波士頓等等，都急需大量的廉價勞動力，於是黑人們看準這個時機，離鄉背井，北上尋找工作機會，因此黑人大遷徙，也成為促進美國工業化的其中一個重要推力。

然而到了北方後，黑人們的生活還是很困苦，城市內的住所條件差勁、衛生環境惡劣，且種族歧視與偏見依然存在，許多移民者在工廠、屠宰場或鑄造廠中找到工作，但那裡的工作環境也十分艱難，而女性移民更難就職，只能在競爭激烈的家政工作中求生存。

種種的歧視、惡劣環境，黑人們最後群聚在一起彼此照顧，逐漸形成頗具規模的城市社區，從而促進了非裔美國人文化的發展。大遷徙的黑人經歷成為文化運動的重要主題，帶動「新黑人運動」，主要集中在紐約哈林區，後人則稱之為「哈林復興運動」，對當時的文化產生巨大而深遠的影響。
充滿歷史文化與紀念意義的活動
直至今日，美國總統每年都會用發布公告，以及在白宮舉行慶祝會的方式來紀念黑人歷史月，全國各城市與各州都會舉行自己的紀念活動，其中包含許多介紹黑人文化的展覽。

同時，大家也會向偉大的人致上敬意，像是 Martin Luther King Jr.、James Baldwin、Maya Angelou 以及 Oprah Winfrey。

知名主持人 Oprah Winfrey 曾在 instagram 上寫道：「Maya Angelou 曾在詩中寫過一段很美的句子，她寫著"I come as one, but I stand as 10,000"，我正在這麼做，但不僅限於一個月，我相信黑人歷史不論何年何月，永遠都會是每個人生活中的一部份。」

黑人歷史月充滿著文化以及歷史意義，同時也十分激勵人心，你們對這個紀念活動有什麼想法呢？歡迎和我們分享。

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Black History Month : 百萬黑人被迫離家，20 世紀「黑人大遷徙」的辛酸故事 ‧ A Day Magazine

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「黑人歷史月」（Black History Month）是起源自美國的年度紀念活動，也被稱作「非裔美國人歷史月」，目前這個紀念活動已得到美國和加拿大政府的官方認可，兩國都會在二月份舉行活動。 而什麼是黑人歷史月，是由誰發起，而又是為什麼要辦在二月份呢？讓我們一起來了解一下吧。 Black History Month 在美國與加拿大，每年二月除了情人節以外，他們還有一個特殊的活動要慶祝，就是「黑人歷史月」，以此紀念無數美國黑人戰勝奴役制度、偏見，以及歷經貧困的辛苦，致敬黑人對美國文化與政治生活所作出的貢獻。 黑人歷史月的起源可以追溯於 20 世紀的黑人大遷徙（Great Migration），當時有數以百萬計的非裔美國人，從南方遷移至北方，為了尋求更好的工作機會與生活。 1915 年，著名學者和史學家 Carter G. Woodson 出版了一本《黑人遷徙百年史》（A Century of Negro Migration），書中提到「黑人文化的嶄新階段，定將成為南北戰爭以來最重要的歷史事件」，隨著遷往城市的黑人識字率提高，這本書讓 Carter G. Woodson 成名，成為首創紀念「黑人歷史週」（Negro History Week）活動的關鍵人物。 https://www.instagram.com/p/B8tXXyvh-69/ 在二月舉辦紀念活動的原因 由於 Carter G.

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travel sketcher

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Bristol based graphic designer

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Networking
1. T-Cell: Sabrina

2. Panic Buying: Farin – toilet tissue

3. Circles going to individual homes

4. Zoom Call mute: Vivian

5. Delivery Service: Zitao – cell phone keypads typing, delivery bikes circles

6. Netflix, popcorn falling: Simran – three circles combining into popcorn, falling

7. Crazy Bouncing Balls (mixed emotion) – Jihyun

8. Relaxed Balls – Jihyun

9. Vaccine – circle exploding – Niam – needle poking a circle, then explode

Summary of our idea:
we are going to use circles as our base shape to create a narrative of the pandemic -via our POV. the circles will then be passed on to the next frame/square to tell a different part of the narrative.

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The cooperative team of multiple schools around Asia encourages students to work together to produce a moving image work.

Theme: Pandemic

A short animation with looping of about 30 seconds. We have eight people used the same three colors to express the things human faced during the epidemic in different styles and methods, then connect 9 different squares by circles as main elements.

The epidemic has caused students to have to attend classes through online meetings, and as a result, many embarrassing episodes have occurred. For example, there is always one forget to turn off the microphone during session online, which always interrupts the lecturer. In the end, the noise or some other sound will be added into background audio to make the animation more interesting.